3526156 David Burns\'s Cottage and the Washington Monument, Washington D.C., 1892 (watercolour and graphite on wove paper) by Paris, Walter (1842-1906); 11.8x14.6 cm; Corcoran Collection, National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C., USA; (add.info.: watercolor over graphite on wove paper David Burns owned land from Georgetown to Capital Hill in Washington which he sold to the government in 1791. Burns lived in a small wood framed whitewashed cottage, now 7th Street NW, site of the Pan American Union Building. He is said to haunt the White House.); American, out of copyright.